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The switch to multi-core is, he says, a "sea change" in computing and "a key inflection point for the industry".What does all this mean for Moore's law, the rule of thumb coined by Gordon Moore, Intel's co-founder, which states that the amount of computing power available at a given price doubles every 18 months?
No Intel insideUNTIL recently, the processor chips at the heart of computing devices have been taken largely for granted as the tick-tock of incremental innovation delivered a steady doubling of processing power every couple of years.
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